jericka duncan has more. >> reporter: since 2008 the alt-right or alternate right movement lived mostly on message boards. it gained more momentum after trump appointed steve bannon. seen as the largest platform for the alt-right message with more than 300 million views in the last month. 38-year-old richard spencer president of the national policy institute. bannon acting as the strategist for donald trump because breitbart has been an open place for a lot of ideas that i care about. >> reporter: ben has denied being alt-right. it's members are usually educated right wing males with wide range of views. they're difficult to find because of wide range of members those who believe america will look out for who believe in white domination. >> instead of asking what's good for the world, they ask what's good for us. >> reporter: thomas mane at baruch college in new york city has been following the movement for years. he said after the great recession that the country's increasing minority population, many white men begin to feel left out of the political process. >> i think what happened i

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i discriminate all the time. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," facebook under fire for fake news. we'll see what's going on behind the scenes. >>> plus actor neil degrasse tyson tells about his new book "the cosmos." about turning state laws into >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. but before we go, a journalism school named for walter cronkite honors a successor of the legendary news man. cbs news anchor scott pelley was cited yesterday by arizona state university for excellence in journalist. pelley has reported on politics and from war zones in his 37-year career at cbs. and congratulations to scott. i'm anne-marie green. in half, killing kids, hurting dozens! the investigation into the crash. think you're getting a deal? you may need to think again before you buy into black friday bargains. tc lyft. you could also be inviting trouble right to your door step. the one issue these companies sometimes kick to the curb. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm allison kropff. lets get a look at #1

when jericka duncan was there ar 3:00 this morning when the keystone state became the last domino to fall in hillary clinton's blue wall. ( cheers )heer >> reporter: here at city diner, election night excitement turned to disbelief and cries of defeat. this clinton supporter nabila namjy was stunned. >> it's just, quite frankly, s frightening. he is not a reflection of the country that i was raised in.se do-over. >> none of this would haveve happened with bernie sanders. >> reporter: at andy's diner in ambler, 20 miles north of philadelphia, reality is just starting to set in for jerry axeler, and her 45-year-old daughter, lauren cassiello. >> i mean, i was shocked. i was watching it roll in andnd was kind of, like a bigger hole, you know, inside, just deep down. >> reporter: laurie wright says she was equally as hurt by w trump's win. things that he has said, especially about women, that so many women voted for him, and i feel kind of betrayed about that. >> reporter: pennsylvania voters were supposed to be part of a clinton blue wall. cli in her final push, 40,000 peoplh joined her

when jericka duncan was there at 3:00 this morning when the keystone state became the last domino to fall in hillary clinton's blue wall. ( cheers ) >> reporter: here at city diner, election night excitement turned to disbelief and cries of defeat. this clinton supporter was stunned. >> it's just, quite frankly, frightening. he is not a reflection of the country that i was raised in. >> reporter: democrat greg trainer said he wanted a primary do-over. >> none of this would have happened with bernie sanders. >> reporter: at andy's diner in ambler, 20 miles north of philadelphia, reality is just starting to set in for jerry axeler, and herp 45-year-old daughter, lauren cassyellow. >> i mean, i was shocked. i was watching it roll in and was kind of, like a bigger hole, you know, inside, just deep down. >> reporter: laurie wright says she was equally as hurt by trump's win. >> but i just can't believe the things that he has said, especially about women, that so many women voted for him, and i feel kind of betrayed about that. >> reporter: pennsylvania voters were supposed to be parent of

discriminating is living. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," facebook under fire for fake news. we'll see what's going on behind the scenes. >>> plus actor neil degrasse tyson tells about his new book "the cosmos." about turning state laws into interracial marriage. >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. but before we go, a journalism school named for walter cronkite honors a successor of the legendary news man. cbs news anchor scott pelley was cited yesterday by arizona state university for excellence in journalist. pelley has reported on politics and from war zones in his 37-year career at cbs. thank you so much for watching. and congratulations to scott. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> a family awoke end by fire, a blaze quickly reaches two alarms in philadelphia's frankford section. how the resident who live there manage to escape. >>> also, breaking overnight, police arrest a school bus driver following yesterday's horrific crash that killed six children. this morning the charges that driver is now

we have more now from jericka duncan. >> hail trump, hail our people, hail victory. >> reporter: this meeting held by the national policy institute, an alt right think-tank, drew hundreds inside the ronald reagan pavilion >> identity is the foundation of politics. it's the foundation of culture. >> reporter: and even more outside. since 2008, the alt right or alternative right movement lived mostly on obscure message boards online. it gained more attention after donald trump hired steve bannon to run his presidential campaign in august. banon's breitbart web site is, among other things, seen as the largest platform for the alt right message with more than 300 38-year-old richard spencer is president of the national policy institute. >> i'm enthusiastic about stephen bannon acting as the strategist for donald trump, because "bright, infinite breitn open place for a lot of ideas that i care about. >> reporter: bannon denies being alt right. its members are usually college educated white males with strong right-wing views. they're difficult to define because of the wide range of members,

jericka duncan says they're reeling in to protect any expected crowd of three million. >> reporter: as the parade balloons began to take shape, so is the city's security plan. canines will smif for explosives as more than 3,000 uniformed officers watch the crowds. you actually prefer the extra security. >> i doings. i think that it's appropriate. >> reporter: this afternoon, 81 sand-filled sanitation trucks started blocking intersection to prevent a terrorist attack like the one in nice, france, last july. the radical islamic terror group isis recently named the parade an excellent target in its online magazine. along with its security cameras, police have established limited pedestrian entrance points and created a web of street closures around the parade's final blocks. new york city mayor bill de blasio: >> n.y.p.d. is more than ready to handle anything that is going on around us and to work with everyone to make sure it's a safe and fun day for everyone who attends. >> reporter: police vans like the one behind me that are throughout this city are command centers of sorts. way. that

discriminating is living. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," facebook under fire for >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. but before we go, a journalism school named for walter cronkite honors a successor of the legendary news man. cbs news anchor scott pelley was cited yesterday by arizona state university for excellence in journalist. pelley has reported on politics and from war zones in his 37-year career at cbs. thank you so much for watching. and congratulations to scott. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, . >>> hey, thank you for waking up with us. you can see the bay bridge in the battleground. all lit up. tuesday, november 22nd. i am kenny choi. >> and michelle griego. let's say hello to rocky and elizabeth. how are you? >> good. good. >> hi! >> we are talking weather today. it is clear and cool. it is actually cooler this morning than what we saw yesterday. because of the clear conditions we don't have the cloud cover to keep us as warm. i will say that because it wasn't that warm yesterday eit

jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh ((dave courvoisier)) >>> for the second night in a row... demonstrators are taking to the streets in cities across the country... protesting the election of donald trump as president. ((denise valdez)) >> it's been about 48- hours since trump was elected... and last night... we saw the first of these protests. things were pretty quiet for most of the day... until night fell. ((dave cr protests underway in chicago, dallas, washington d-c... and baltimore. we'll keep an eye on these protests throughout the night... and keep you updated on any new developments./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> back here in the valley... a suspected robber is dead... after a man inside a convenience store ... turned the tables on him. cheyenne near civic center drive... that's in north las vegas. ((dave courvoisier)) >> police say the person who shot the suspected thief was a bystand

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jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh right now on cbs 2 news at six - a major intersection in the corridor is >>> right now on cbs 2 news at 6:00. a major intersection in the core door is open. drivers are seeing a change as they navigate through it.>>> warmer weather has returned to eastern iowa.>>> meteorologist terry swails us how long it will stick around.>> it will sweep through and drop the temperatures about 15 degrees from where we are right now. that was 66 that was 6667 here in cedar rapids. as you can see on the satellite and radar, there is no -- there are no clouds associated with it. breezy and cooler conditions are expected for friday. after that, we will gradually warm up toward the end of the week when we could see a high for the corridor commute tomorrow morning, temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s. the skies will be sunny and it will be breezy. we will follow up with a

here's jericka duncan. >> don't shoot him. he has no >> reporter: this video, along with eyewitness reports that keith lamont scott was unarmed, spurred days of protests in charlotte. but today, district attorney andrew murray said he wanted to debunk what he called misinformation. for instance, eyewitness accounts that scott did not have a weapon. >> mr. scott's gun, a colt .380 semi-automatic was recovered at the scene. it had one round in the chamber. the safety was off and the gun was cocked. this surveillance video taken shortly before the shooting at a convenience store. he says officers saw this bulge on scott's ankle and thought this was a holstered gun. officer brentley vinson and another officer were at scott's apartment complex to execute a warrant for someone else's arrest. vinson noticed scott was smoking marijuana in a parked s.u.v. he ignored it. >> that all changed when officer vinson saw mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun sat in his vehicle. >> reporter: they approached scott with police vests and to

duncan, thanks, jericka. president, donald trump says he will take steps to distance himself from the business empire that bears his name. here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: the president-elect promised on twitter to take himself completely out of his business operations, calling it "visually important to in no way have a conflict of interest." mr. trump and his children, slated to take over the family business, will outline details priebus: >> what people should glean from all of this is that there is a plan that's being worked on. there are really smart ethics lawyers that are involved. >> reporter: mr. trump has business holdings in the u.s. and more than 20 countries. the president-elect has already had conversations with heads of state from japan, argentina, and turkey, where daughter ivanka participated. he has met with business partners from india and the philippines. iznorm eisen is an expert onwhe >> the president-elect not only has substantial domestic interests that

jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> brad pitt's first interview since his split. >> it's really nice to have the support. >> as new details about the child abuse allegations surface, what angelina wants the world to know tonight. >>> then the newest kardashian kid has arrived. find out the totally unique baby name. plus -- >> i got bad botox. >> kelly ripa's botched botox confession. her face then and now. >> she isn't smiling anymore. >> i am smiling! >> we go head to head with melissa mccarthy. we're going to hit that ball. >> our insane racquetball game behind the scenes of her new movie. >> the cameramen, i hope they're wearing cups. >> oh! >> is everyone going to be okay? >> oh, my god! i'm so sorry! >>> now for november 10, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight"" >> welcome back, brad.

jericka duncan, cbs news, rochester, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >> right now, protesters of president-elect trump are marching through downtown denver. we have a live picture for you of the group marching to the 16th street mall. it comes as mr. trump met president obama for the first time ever at the white house today. the trump transition starts today. i'm karen leigh. >> i'm jim benemann. our lauren dispirito is downtown with all the people who have a message for president-elect. lauren? >> reporter: right now i'm just below the steps of the state capital where this started. you can see traffic is just now being allowed in front here. they had closed this down. police had to let the marchers. i will show you where they have gone. several hundred people have now made their way from the steps to the base of the capitol. now, marching down the 16th street mall. and that was the plan. i asked people here, what brings them out tonight. why they believe

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,, >> pelley: finally tonight, correspondent jericka duncan always comes to play, so we had just the right assignment for her-- the latest inductions into the toy hall of fame. >> reporter: oh, there's the picture. let's take our pictures! whether it's popping bubbles on an interactive screen or using a 42-inch modern-day etch a sketch that will take a picture, there is plenty to do and see at the national museum of play. curator chris bensch: >> whatever your age, you are sent back in time-- your own childhood, your grandparents-- and it's great to discover the ways that toys, dolls, games connect all of us. >> reporter: there are more than 15,000 toys on display, childhood favorites like barbie, monopoly, and silly putty. >> silly putty was not a toy at all, at the start. it was going to be a rubber replacement in world war ii when there was a shortage of raw materials. >> reporter: toys are treated like national artifacts because of their unique contributions to american history. at today's 19th annual toy hall of fame, the swing-- yes, like the one your kid sees every day at the

. >>> finally tonight, correspondent jericka duncan always comes to play. so we had just the right assignment for her -- the latest inductions into the toy hall of fame. >> oh, there's the picture. let's take our pictures. >> reporter: whether it's popping bubbles on an interactive screen or using a 42-inch modern-day etch-a-sketch that will take a picture, there is plenty to do and see at the curator chris bensch. >> whatever your age you are sent back in time. your own childhood, your grandparents'. and it's great to discover the ways that toys, dolls, games connect all of us. >> reporter: there are more than 15,000 toys on display, childhood favorites like barbie, monopoly, and silly putty. >> silly putty was not a toy at all at the start. it was going to be a rubber replacement in world war ii when there was a shortage of raw materials. >> reporter: toys are of their unique contributions to american history. at today's 19th annual toy hall of fame the swing -- yes, like the one your kid sees every day at the playground -- the role-playing "dungeons & dr

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york./// major cool down this week. ((christianne klein)) >> after the past few weeks of warmer temps we are starting to feel that big chill. and tedd is getting a taste of it right now at the las vegas motor speedway. tedd hows it feeling out there? <<< tedd florendo (((>>>nice day today with temps again and unseasonably mild coming off a warm weekend. still no 80's this time around to bring us to tie the record of 80 degree temps set back in 1950. but we will remain warm to mild for at least a few more days before it begins to get colder ........ ........................... ............ neighborhood by neighborhood temps shot up to the high 70's for where we're typically warmer since we're lower in elevation. cooler mid to low 70's for the west side in the foothills from centennial hills through summerlin as we cooled off there. colder up in the kyle canyon with a morning start in the high 30's again. .................... ............... ............. regional temps also staying warm from laughlin to death valley espe

jericka duncan has more on this. >> reporter: when a satirical website headlined a story "pope francis shocks the world, backs trump," the fake news went viral. waves of false headlines on social media have turned readers into this week social media giants facebook and google said they will go after hoax websites by restricting ad revenue. facebook is also planning to launch a program allowing users to flag fake news. journalism professor jeff jarvis. >> the slope is very slick, if we try to make facebook and google and company into censors. you can't find a position that just because somebody doesn't like it and doesn't trust it it gets killed. it would be very dangerous to >> reporter: twitter is taking a different approach. a new feature rolling out this week allows users to mute key words, phrases and even entire conversations. tuesday it suspended several accounts supported by white nationalists, including richard spencer's, a leader of the alt-right movement, which is based on white identity. >> are you an advocate for an all-white united states of america? >> no. i don't think t

i'm jericka duncan. the trump transition continues to move slowly. the president elect said he wanted to name some top cabinet picks before heading to florida for thanksgiving. that didn't happen. and a couple of mr. trump's campaign promises may not come to pass either. the president elect now says he will not try to jail hillary clinton. and he adds, that climate change may not be a hoax. chip reid has the latest. >> reporter: at trump rallies, lock her up was almost a campaign mantra. candidate trump called hillary clinton crooked hillary and threatened to put her in jail. special prosecutor here we come. right? in a meeting today at "the new times" where reporters were live tweeting the conversation, mr. trump said this, when asked about prosecuting her. i don't want to hurt the clintons he said. i really don't. she went through a lot. and suffered greatly in many ways. later, he added, i think it would be very, very divisive for the country. he also, changed his tune on the issue of climate change. and whether it is caused by human activity. dur